If you probably own or release a vehicle, you probably know that every state requires you to have some amount of auto insurance.

Even if you don't own a car but occasionally

drive someone else's car or a rental, you should have coverage called non-owner auto insurance.

Unfortunately, auto insurance is getting more and more

expensive and the options can be a little confusing. According to the US Bureau of

Labor Statistics, vehicle insurance went up 20.6% in the last year.

That's in addition to a really big increase from the prior year of 15%.

So the bottom line is that everyone should be looking for ways to cut their car insurance premiums

while staying compliant and safe.

This podcast will review 10 ways you can reduce the cost of auto

insurance without jeopardizing your financial security. Hey everyone

thanks for joining me this week. I'm Laura Adams, a personal finance author who's been hosting

Money Girl since 2008 with over 42 million downloads. I'm also the founder of

The Money Stack, a newsletter and community helping you build your bank account and leverage on

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Auto insurance is such an important topic because it's an expense that you know just about all of us have but we also

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